🚦 Bikemaster Universal Ultra Small Mini Stalk Turn Signals in Black/Amber: Enhanced Visibility for Motorcycle Safety Review

These are regular turn signals. They don't last very long but are brighter than some of the cheap LED signals available today. I broke a pair very quickly on my Dualsport, partly because of the riding conditions, but partly because the rubber between the plastic body and the metal screw part breaks too easily.

Fast plug and play, fits Yamaha TW200. The connectors only had to be crimped to hold them in place. A bulb will burn out after a few days and finding the right replacement bulb is almost impossible - this is a clear BA9S 12v 23w (i.e. unobtanium) bulb. It would be much preferable if they used standard car bulbs.

They fit perfectly on the bike and don't stick out like the original. I took my time installing it and connected it neatly to the original wiring harness. You can buy matching circular connectors almost anywhere, even at Home Depot. I wish they had made them with 3 wires for 2 bulbs so I can add them up front to replace the current turn signals which also have running lights.

They are as bright and compact as any LED kit without the need to connect resistors or replace the signal relay. plug and play Some people say they hit one and broke it? If you ask me they must have been adjusted too loose because they are solidly built. BikeMaster is a reliable brand. This without hesitation. I also hear some complaints about blown lightbulbs. I don't have this problem, but this is a very common lightbulb and I found a website that sells them in packs of 10 for next to…

The goods came quickly. The turn signals installed easily on my 1970 Honda CL350 to replace my rusted front turn signals. They're also much smaller and slimmer than the round 4-inch turn signals they replaced. I had to add some round connector pigtails to connect them to ground as my originals were grounded through the signal housing. This is probably helpful as my 46 year old bike had some electrical issues due to floor corrosion. I plan to eventually replace the bulbs inside with LEDs to help

These headlights are plastic, with a large rubber insert with mounting screw and wiring in the middle. They're actually pretty solid despite being plastic, and very easy to install - mount, ground to frame, connect to appropriate turn signal wire. limited in bright conditions but better than nothing! I used them as temporary taillights on a bike I was restoring while waiting for the stock lights to become available and although I've replaced them with stock lights I'm definitely adding them to…

Can't expect much from a few of these cheap signals but I really expected them to actually work. The installation is not very difficult, but keep in mind that you will probably have to connect additional cables and connect your motorcycle's specific connectors. I can't be entirely sure if the non-working signal is defective or just a defective bulb, but searching the internet has shown these bulbs to be hard to find and overpriced ($10 per bulb). They are much smaller than the stock horns on my

I ordered two pairs of these bulbs from Amazon. One is from i5 bikes and the other is from Orange Bike Parts. I ordered them from the same site and they have the same part number on the box. I believe the set of orange bike parts is fake. The i5 motorcycle kit has 3 wires for the turn signals and running lights while the i5 kit only has 2 wires which is a first red flag for me as the boxes have the same part number and they are obviously different. After installation I found that the bulbs in…

They are relatively inexpensive and I was looking for new turn signals to replace the chunky old ones on my bike. I read mostly positive reviews, so I ordered 2 packs. The only positive is that they arrived quickly. I thought they weren't top notch for the price but I was expecting something that would actually work. or even turn it on. Here's a list of things that other reviews either haven't discovered or haven't bothered to tell you. This is the motorcycle mechanic speaking, not the teenager